Over the last five years, the number of ships calling in Maltese ports has increased by over 18 per cent, reaching almost 6,500 ships, while the corresponding gross tonnage has increased by over 40 per cent. ...

Do you want to live on the doorstep of a landfill?...

The location of Ta’ Cenc is in a sense a bit unfortunate....

Where there is true separation of Church and State, in the hearts and minds of the people as well as in their legal and political system, priests are not viewed as being above or beyond the law, and nor is the Church...

There is no denying the fact that during the past months the Gonzi administration has been making strenuous efforts to soften its image. As they try to justify their past performance, its leaders are ...

Better late than never. The Director of the Department of Industrial & Employment Relations (DIER), Dr Noel Vella, had his first report as registrar of trade unions – showing the state of the nation’s trade union...

One of the often-repeated mantras chanted by the Ministry for IT is that one of the primary goals is to make Malta an IT hub. Over the past few years we have heard the Ministry announce a number of new projects....

The Dutch seem to have an innate gift for trying to be smarter than the rest of us in Europe – and I don’t just mean the amazing engineering structures they have built known as dykes, or their human equivalent so ...

The journey that takes me from Attard to Sliema almost every working morning includes a perfunctory trip around Malta’s costliest ever infrastructural project – the Mater Dei Hospital. ...

With its landslide victory in Palestine’s elections, Hamas the ‘terrorists’ has joined the political establishment. The underground resistance must now face the reality of politics. ...